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AES Waste Collection

Egan2012 · 2012-10-07 14:22:21

Hi, I moved into a house recently and there was 4 wheelie bins in the back yard that are full of rubbish from the previous tennents. The bins belong to AES. I dont want the bins as I am with another local company. I want AES to take back their bins as I have no use for them so if I called them would they take them even…

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07-10-2012 3:22pm

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Egan2012

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Hi,
I moved into a house recently and there was 4 wheelie bins in the back yard that are full of rubbish from the previous tennents. The bins belong to AES. I dont want the bins as I am with another local company. I want AES to take back their bins as I have no use for them so if I called them would they take them even though they are full. I am certainly not paying for them and my landlord told me to call AES and they will take them. I dont know if they will if they are full though.

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#2 08-10-2012 3:45am
cheif kaiser

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Tell your landlord to sort it out, it's his/her problem not yours!

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